11eleven

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by 11eleven 5y ago
You might find it helpful to go through books written by therapists such as The Perfectionism Workbook and The CBT Workbook for Perfectionism to understand the causes of perfectionism and the beliefs and fears behind it. This book isn'
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by 11eleven 5y ago
I'm someone who was affected by Mixpanel's decision to end their messaging product. I think having the ability to message users was a huge selling point for Mixpanel. It meant that you could track user events and details with Mixp
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by 11eleven 6y ago
Something that I realized is, negative thoughts and emotions are normal and part of life. It's the counterproductive or hurtful behaviors we may engage in, as a reaction to the negative thoughts or emotions, that we can try to avoid. F
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by 11eleven 6y ago
> In contrast, most people who get in, finish college. > In person education beats online education hollow. This isn't really true. "According to the National Center for Education Statistics, just 41% of first-time full-time
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by 11eleven 7y ago
Side note: I found it quite difficult to read the article with the fast motion animated gifs. I noticed that animated gifs are increasingly used to "spice up" content, but in reality, their motion is distracting and can make it h
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by 11eleven 7y ago
I don't necessarily agree with all of this advice. Yes giving talks, having a blog, etc. help but they are a medium to long-term play and you have to wait for leads to discover you or be referred to you. You don't have much contro
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WeWork is planning to lay off up to 25% of its employees(businessinsider.com)
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by 11eleven 7y ago
Interesting concept! This could also be cool for missed connections. In lieu of the missed connection's email address, you could provide a few specific details about the encounter (choosing from prewritten options): Time (options provi
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by 11eleven 8y ago
One of the hallmarks of recent Reddit growth has been its mobile redesign. It aggressively nudges you to download their mobile app and it takes a few seconds longer to open any page (used to be instant with the old design). I presume they&#
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by 11eleven 8y ago
Interesting fact about this case: At first, the police made statements that there was no signs of forced entry and they were not seeking suspects. This led numerous media outlets to report it was a murder-suicide. After the family conducte
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by 11eleven 8y ago
I feel what's also missing is how he acquired his very first 100 paid customers because a lot of the other strategies don't really apply (make existing users happy, user forum, roadmaps) if you don't have a minimum user base
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by 11eleven 8y ago
Oh definitely, and the business sense can be boiled down to prospecting and sales. Something I've tried that does work, if you provide a lot of value upfront, is proactively reaching out to people who can offer long-term projects. So f
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by 11eleven 8y ago
I feel one of the aspects of this that's not covered is: Yes while the employer may not be able to legally force you to handle emails outside of official work hours and doing so counts as working... Depending on your job, if you don&#x
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by 11eleven 8y ago
It seems a lot of these tech companies' competitive edge is to ignore regulations and rules (other examples: Uber, AirBNB) to grow a massive user base 100x faster, as they hold onto the "scrappy startup" image. Once they have
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by 11eleven 8y ago
Obviously this article just cherry-picked one quote from Meditations about sleep but focusing just on that... There has been a lot of technical solutions to waking up earlier such as: smart alarm clocks, lights that mimic sunrise. I found s
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by 11eleven 9y ago
A lot of blog articles out there = fluffy content on topics tangentially related to the product or service. Instead of blog articles per se, I'd recommend creating high value resource articles on topics people who'd benefit from y
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by 11eleven 9y ago
Also important: "TunnelBear is now part of McAfee, a US based company" = customer information can be subject to US court orders.